Find cheap flights to Traverse City (TVC), United States

Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) in Traverse City is a small public airport only connected to a handful of destinations. Most of the year, you can only fly direct to Traverse City from Chicago via American Eagle and United Express, and from Detroit and Minneapolis via Delta Connection. During the summer travel season, additional routes are available from New York via American Eagle and Delta Connection, and from Denver via United Express. If your flight to Traverse City originates anywhere else, it will have to connect in one of these cities, most likely Chicago or Detroit.

One of your first orders of business after checking into your charming Traverse City hotel or resort should be to venture out for a slice of cherry pie, perhaps at the city’s famous Grand Traverse Pie Company. With local orchards that produce roughly three-fourths of the nation’s cherry harvest, you can count on Traverse City’s bakers to have some amazingly fresh tasting pies cooling on their windowsills.

You can easily eat and drink your way through Traverse City if you desire; gourmet restaurants, creative gastro-pubs and casual neighborhood eateries with comfort food favorites provide filling fare, and the area’s numerous wineries have a perfect pairing for every dish.

When you’re through indulging your taste buds, venture out to enjoy some of the best sightseeing in the Midwest. Historic lighthouses, picturesque vineyards and the sparkling Grand Traverse Bay itself make a spectacular backdrop for this friendly and carefree city. Sites like the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, where huge sand dunes pile to heights well over 400 feet, are just short, scenic drives away.

Though the largest crowds arrive in summer for the sun, beaches and festivals, Traverse City is a year-round vacation destination. The city’s changing fall colors create a spectacular display that draws visitors from miles around, and in the winter, it becomes a top destination for downhill skiing and snowmobiling.